Idaho Fishing Report
Bear River Sponsored by Pugstone's Fly & Tackle Shop
Garden City Utah,
| Date | 28-Nov-09 | |
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| Water Temperature | N/A |
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: The Bear River: The fishing is still good in the Bear River. But reports from the Blackfoot River are mixed the water quality and levels are good, but the catch rate is down. Cooler weather is expected to bring up the catch rate. Reported by: IDFG |
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| About: - Bear River - The Bear River originates in Idaho and runs into Utah near the town of Cornish, south into Cutler Reservoir, southwest and east of Tremonton through Bear River City to the Great Salt Lake. The upper section of river flows through Idaho's beautiful backcounty and primarily host trout. In Utah the river's contains a large variety of fish species from rainbow, cutthroat and brook trout and Rocky Mountain whitefish in Summit County; brown and rainbow trout, whitefish, carp and suckers in Rich County; channel catfish, walleye, largemouth bass, yellow perch, green sunfish, whitefish, black bullheads, and crappie in Cache and Box Elder counties. Facilities are available in the nearby towns. From Corinne to the Great Salt Lake the river is fished heavily for catfish that run up to 30 pounds. |
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